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I'm a mac user and have tried to use this function but am now scared too because it seems to make any document I use it in so unstable I'm afraid I will end up losing all my work.

When pencil drawing, a wooden human model is used for stance. A digital replica is also possible to create a figure that you can dress and give a face to. You can then create a persona for a storyboard.

Designing for web or print- Working in multiple colour profiles is undesirable and using the sample tool can often contaminate many design elements. I would like the ability to set the document to CMYK ONLY, RGB Only. or Blended/Any, thus avoiding...

In previous versions of Corel Draw, you could select an object, drag to a location and right click to duplicate. Dropping that feature was a bad idea and should be brought back to make workflow more efficient. Transforming an object from it's cent...

Please consider feature parity and a consistent user experience across platforms

I've been exploring apps for memorial design and was hoping Corel would be a viable alternative. Im using Composer now but licenses are expensive and real color proofs are difficult to impossible.

Seriously a pain in the butt for Volume Subscriptions. I can't wait until everyone sees the light and realizes Corel's paranoia about license misuse makes everyone celebrate GPL licensed software like the GIMP and Inkscape. I spend hours trying to...

Corel Connect does not show enough formats with preview. EPS, SVG, CGM are missing, even Corel's own CMX is not displayed. A list view should be available. It is not possible to access mapped UNC paths (Z: \network\folder}...).

I have found the document pallette's eyedropper often fails and I must use a roundabout way to enter a colour into the document pallette. Sometimes even this fails and the colours displays as a rich-black look in the document pallette.

When exporting a file, there is a nice display of options, based on one's most-recent exported file formats. When importing, however, in the drop-down one needs to scroll, each and every time, up a lengthy list to reach the file-types one is most-...